Railway Mismanagement
THE producer of this State has a very hard row to hoe. He is compelled to battle against adverse conditions in the shape of drought,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1902
497 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 25
Railway Fatality
Two navvies, named Thomas Hayes and Timothy Murphy, were run over by a train at Cardiff, in the Newcastle district, last night…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Transvaal War. LONDON, April 18. the Train Disaster
Details of the train disaster at Machavie in which a number of New Zealanders were killed and wounded show that owing to a mistake the troop train proceeded…
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THE Berlin-Zossen high speed electric railway experiments have come to a rather inglorious end. It was originally hoped that the special car, built…
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THE Public Works Committee visited Guyra on Saturday last for the purpose of taking evidence in regard to proposed lines of railway from Glen Innes, or from…
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ONCE more, members of the Public Works Committee are in Glen Innes. On this occasion their labors are…
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THE Sectional portion of the Public Works Committee-- consisting of Messrs. J. M'Farlane (chairman), S. W. Moore, A. Kethel, J. Hughes, J. S. Hawthorne, and…
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The Public Works Committee (Messrs. J. M'Farlane, chairman, Hons. W. R. Campbell, Juo. Hughes and A. A. Ketbel, [?] Messrs…
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The gross railway earnings for the quarter ending March, show an increase of £24,394, and an expenditure of £26,169…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →London by Night. On the "All-night" Tram
An "all-night" tram! Many a one of the thousand toilers of the London night has reason to bless that means of transit for weary limbs. Moreover, since they have…
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The Public Works Committee has paid its promised visit to the northwestern portion, of this district, and has traversed the country through…
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AT the beginning of the present century the railways of the world embraced nearly 480,000 miles. The average increase in the length of the…
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THE members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee left for Newton Boyd on Wednesday last, and took evidence in connection with the coastal railway at that place the some afternoon…
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IT may be hoped the hour [?] question of routes and rival routes in this and adjoining…
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The Committee resumed its sitting on Tuesday morning for the purpose of enquiring into the expediency of constructing a line of railway from Tenterfield to Casino…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Inverell-Glen Innes Railway. Public Works Committee at Glen Innes. Taking Evidence on the Proposal. Monday's Sitting
THE Sectional portion of the Public Works Committee--consisting of Messrs. J. M'Farlane, (chairman), S. W. Moore, A. Kethel, J. Hughes, J. S. Hawthorne, and…
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As most people are aware, the great card game which has taken Society by storm is "Bridge." Why this game should have attained the…
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The Public Works Committee, which of late has been devoting its time to obtaining evidence in connection with propositions to build a line of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great Modern Inventions. Railways
An American scientific writer says: From the earliest ties until the second quarter of the present century there was no change in the methods of artificial locomotion. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In a Japenese Railway Car
A writer in the "Pall Mall Magazine," in describing scenes in Japanese railways, says when a native lady enters a carriage she slips her feet…
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